This is a dental practice which has only the one dentist, a hygienist, and receptionist working there.

One is a nurse practitioner and the other a nurse anesthetist.

@Elizabeth Brown You might have more luck if you made your own post, though I'm not sure that a real estate forum is the best place to ask dental advice.

Highly educated (Neonatal Nurse Practitioner), successful and independent. 

Looking to focus on investing full time in the near future but leaving my full time job that currently covers my family and I to paying nearly $1700 a month for private health, dental, and vision simply doesn’t sound realistic in the beginning stages of focusing on real estate full time.

Therefore, a tax practitioner from anywhere in the United States can help with your tax needs so long as he has a good understanding of taxation for real estate.When do you plan to purchase your first property?

Worth a call given my friend has been in the industry for fifteen plus years.1) Dan Siegel (Jorgenson, Siegel, McClure & Flegel)2) Greg Nerland - Solo Practitioner (http://www.gregorynerland.com/)Good Luck!

Our first purchase consisted of a tri-plex (paid 67k) that needed some TLC (fully rented) across from the local dental school and a duplex (paid 45K, that had a hoarder who we had evicted as part of the purchase)  about 3 miles or so from the dental school.

From there a little more active but high quality is a 2 to 4 top type property such as Aspen Dental, T-Mobile, and Starbucks all with 10 year lease and rental increases of 10% every 5 years etc.

We have requested a copy of the ESA request from their licensed mental health provider and only received a letter from a nurse practitioner.